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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

T A. Hoicomb, who las been superin-
lsndens Of the District Messenger Company
since it commenced operations here, has re-
signed his position and will be succeeded by
John Glass. formerly with the Telephone
Company. Mr.. h0lc0mb will remain in the
office until the first of May. instructing his
successor ia the duties OF the position.
The company has become a fixture here
and its business is rapidly growing. The
service rendered pslrons has been prompt
and reliable. and much of the credit for the
success OF the company is due 10 Mr.. Fol
comb 5 excellent management. RE is very
popular with the messenger boys, aud they
regret very much % have him retire. The
company now employees eleven messengers.
ali bright. active and gentlemanly little
fellows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

EIsqiady Who has 'Sanis' h
the sg Of help, board, Situations,
gans wanted, OF 70 rent, etc., can
tals them printed free il The anlI-
nag edition Of The TELEGRAM
HERALD On Sunday By sending them
to tbs office BEFORE S0lA Of
Saturday next
Remember this rare opportunity is
offered only iu The anniversary
ramber,
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The Delaware Legislature yesterday
passed bul prohibiting the manufacture
% limitation butter. The mex. legal step
after tho Governor signs the bill win &c
an appeal to she courts aud the courts
vii declare the law Unconstitutional
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

A President Who recognizes. a. Abraham
Liuco.n did. thst this - government u
ihe people 81 The people, and FOR the peo-
pie can nof MAKE auy serious mislake.-
tffffr f'trrfif .ftrr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Even the Chiekassw Indians are
catching the spirit OF the Inter State
Commerce. law and srs working up a lit
tie boom in rates
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Mr.. Hu0aARn, President % the Young
Democrats Of Philadelphia. hugs the
President. and the President throws q
kiss 10 tho Young Democrats. How
beautiful and how appropriate to the
CITY of Rrorhsrly Love-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Talk about ths Wild Wsst. Was
there ever a town 10 is that was more At
the mercy OF horde OF robbers than is
jamestown. \. T.. the ssat OF ths great
Chauiauqua Assembly
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The iusoience Of the pirtail civil servics
rsformers. under the patronage Of Prssi-
dent Who d0tes upon them. has become
actually scands.00s -Nsr York s.a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Twenty-Five years have passed since
Lrsc0LS was ssssssinsted, and yet 50
great vas ths impression which It made
upon the country, that It seems not hall
90 long ago. Bat great deal Of history
vas made during these years and Ee stop
10 wonder whst another such period viii
bring
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

~ trains dsiF fgreff rtuoff
A j0cs EcIbf leaves Crane Rapids o. n ~ B
carr nf p8FsfDrrH a. fsf ~ kssmafr0.--
Ihroigb tlckets to 81 folrtt Hnf perns lu sleep.
fre ,aeaes can 30 seclfff 81 CElon Itckci Dflct,
81 a0nFoe At. suo o. aefrf
HrEFFsFY. fteD'i Agt
GO y EUas0s. C8y Ticko AFest
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
SOMETHING NEW !

hnve the esfis.ifs fe}s f9r the entire -ts ,e o.
Tiraieau 81 ne "Csftff Frffn1 WsF5s'slas
e. closet ftEfursr anf Fsrfsfsteen fcA<
sf1fh 8 faa most f'rffeff as1a fTs.ffnEflf A.
rsH-asnFai So tsuaire tHs NHHrf1g sfpsre. ~
isfas Eeal emea I'D ct ifref iu tne wafiflfs
Er z5n9 RON vito arinf.s8E tnf raFnieuff
tss.fIfifE Ifsp.sfnff ffoI the Ta.is So
efnra ir fle wflbost & Gene s1i So tnens fsBis
81 90 Pc ssf- fsaq1 eFenfs either iefies -
rsss fof fifese snd otter zo081 Ca ~ s4ffesf
" 50 stsnl-
SIS ~. y. MhTTHrwe. Correct ParIors
Is Monroe ~. trs1< Hap3de. Mith..
c'kerf improvements srs a Erecis fy. hersau
gtis psf@f
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
Dsrss,. or.sa H..sa a @n-.alss.

fbe1't. t1n13f tEcsutti stAatis.
Ease fsen iaflnf Tie ~ srpfcs Hlsks
foiLps lioH ai l0l8s iof isslfIf elo a. betfstt
IN Nee fofGs-higt ffpTes8 hss sIeerint
from isftFnit o. Orslit ksFaas --oals tnt FauniUF
44niir1 e1pr iesSiu8 here tt iN a. b villa
feeIanS az 10 lleiloh nlaAinF 1iftif CtsnFttlous
fof al l1iuif tast sffsfitE a. hNs D. "a a. a.
ul the sergua following ui0fllf,f - lraufa lck-
SECURED ef ~, q. 81. a y o1ecs Snsctf iiule.
and st depst D fsoTfFF Ciiy fsss AFt
ek1. n kEEFfk 1gs1EC NanaFef CEloseo
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Cincinnati. Jselrsop q Bsekfna~ Rsfsyoec
fsFfuftnnr.
ffif.frefinF Mic.iiffr a Htio ltefirosf
r. f.frs safft tlfr aeaE I'5isdS $40 nTeDf
Fsp.df 81 fhirsFe A. 80 Moi fsn trsluf mst
lff ritsf fsinfptlIufs - fiirfat f.f'rfie tffn1
Es.sffs a. D. sud arrisee train ~ D.
o. to.ieerfr goa 3 3 a : HrrFItr HoeteIte
ieavet Ia.s1o o. ~ . if csrrles 81 araDd ksI.et
ni n pm-
rFfFN ftlTrFfffoNt
1or6a wfh 81 re road aiFefging fiuHt~s
wft fivitfnn miit siFfsfi -
lous q fsciHc Ierumfeh. Nifh - -
fousf. ntt "a Narrower wff
po.aer eth A ieusIuE div.<
iou end A. lIuf ~Is eu ~ TIE NsfslssiL
vfth d berfit Gfesk wllt ffitxRc a
Ersn5 Trunk sut s. H0nte'. p. wiz =
= 81 tiegaE. vrt Az - s1e 20 a ~ Al
trafrf eailf fsenff ruHdsr.
81. r TsFEst Gem sss. tFeui. 7oiefr p
T M5TrFtws eofihyestcfu aFt. husksxua
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Tie 'ive iroz embedded deep il a tree is
heari r1m again. fdis Is a sure sign o.
SPRING fsfbiff Car1'Heis Ts'e5raut.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

-4a4ii4 ~ uiiifls eIrcia Huaoaf.
HiopinF Can ftn ut laaino sa3 Atlantic -.
fFea. ~ sp5 frsa Detroit lsrieF aE4f %
ba4 - pfrss aEc ofssd t-spisis a Fllss a. s4e
fioia Detroit -flxetH cs.uutflisIis n.e0e a. ~
in1ii with so fhfoslkh ifaius esst rleErsi "a sa.s
Al NHsun Illkei Jfiiot. Msutoe-si sDs 81 Julaz
ofpal
u n 5nhassos. &ich. faA a. s. 8oaaoe a.
Csc H Aoi.eis t,el q ~ 4 81 Moufa...aL
q. "a, kus.tl.ss q D. snd A. CAlcsFe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

FIaITT- - y TT"TTT TIIT.ET-
Coffurriionf- y y ia ~ lnt Eoaft ~1k
hicblftn eDtrai an1 Crsno krf5df a tndians
tsiifoa1s = Nilt ~ 81 o. - fof houfhs
lun Nsuf0rk lslUniff CSC auo Yaiuis o. CHI
caRo a huftt western f " A. AI4.Es.
Cstfi fasf fns lictef A. Nsfaree<s Mil.h
a agsos oea hupt. hsfqaetie Missil.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

What becomes Of al the vomen who so
m7stefious.y disappear - tinciHs1si Tee
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

David B. Hil is attempting ths danger
0us feat oi Carrying whisky on one shoulder
a1d vsier on the othe-.-N Y. C5fssrrilt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The LGScoLN Guard of Honor did a
noble service IN guarding the remains OF
LtScs Lsso long and SO well.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

pERsOSs ExPIoYEp NORTH gF BRID0E-
/ - Wet side. can and Cps3 bonni sud rooms
IN TTrsie family. a. 118 Sc1ibDer 81. fs1r fh ilf
DoARp BY THE DAY or WEEK cR sEkL
ID csn be Obtained a. Ma A. &. ariE9 0ic a "a.
~ 1bf0-sye- A. veTy reasossbie rates as3
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The dogs Of war IN Europe are doing q
great deal OF barking bat never bit OF
biting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Il vas not 10 bs expected that TIE
nnoldsrs Of Chicago Woald use 81. Louis
patterns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The arrest OF splritusllstic frauds IN
Bosto1 u 80 instances Of kind OK justice
that is too rare. These impostors who
gam livelihood by playing on the re
hxioas superstisions Of the people ought
10 bs pounced upon a. every. oppor-
iunity. They sacrilsgi0usly summon the
dead 10 help them rob ths living.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
cunRENr CONVERSATIONS.


\ Coile1s Conplim snted.
Columbia did well IN the name OF the
dead Languages. blily.-N J., 10 siag .I5ar-
n4f
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
WANT ADYEg1'lsLAEArS

as sasssksaesass.ts - "A. - sssls So es2es
sAats4sr I.@a ess4.-f - as.tss sftts
fts.aa ut1 -. ltA4fss.t 49, - tsss .ss8fslsss
$3.50 - tEs tsits eelse. Atss~ss ssss NAls -
ssissaa4
H. - sssess - ttEes - ess - siss t2sez.ss4st
e@s - s1as5 - stetttes stts sslsst 49, -
= sssss ~ s@ssa. Ass sa2St ~ ~A1tss s.sesssas
$50 fafi Has
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

81 trains sfl4ff = 90 a a.. .4f sfeSa ilia4 teFst
Etts-a
AL ~ AAicsEe - isst s..s ailo ltflelils ~
thsi Aiaftsa u lits. fis "a
tas.-tf l.si -. - .,ls - So
AlFtt e. ftFs esf 81 alssss..-. rlI -.
14faaas fss t.ftsI.ist 4.a sa oe e. -
As4 g. ia lssss9t al t,slts. ....-.- e. fs4
arslth
a f44 ~ fsess ifsia tt.Gke e 4 -
t4sttsz esas Al .s.s tEst& -..-.....ssl a a.
Ast ttola liltc4EE Ald u l.skes 81 ..f 81 -
ssses iioA iQiC.st ae ~
fasi fkl ffau thlcaao si 8 a askefaa s. ga
tsp1t0 lfpa ~ t-s.i.ls - i4 bslSsiH ts -
-ual't fistif exoeIs o.ku1Af
tEiuusa ci.srises i.' islCsstu saa tesa1 o. ; ~
trslA. ftfo1fh lsslis tafLafs -
~ 81 a. uAtl - ~ fktra cusffs as a1as
lhfeAsa tulsal8n sisea1f ctf Al1 osss.t - tihi.
rs1o Ga a al d - fraI e-tlnksl 3ickei bfloc 81
AttlFue|el ~. A. LAlfEhttA IsaGis 4 EtI
VILLAS A. o4tAr1 A. tssa fs.s ASA
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

EoCND-A TRIMMED SAILOR KAT NE-
I lesfgng 10 M Fairfield ~es erebsuRed -
mistake party VIII iies~- return tne szsnt -
Alsms a Co sc M0aros OF Nm. fslrb3d. q
BiEkelY ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

The csskat supposed % contain the
remains Of The lamenied GARgIsLD has
long stood but little cared for. IN q vaait
N Cleveland cemetery. protected irom
the reach q the pubiic BY only a simple
iron gate. The deception prscficsd 10
protecting the rsmains q LINCOLN sug-
resss the query whether the body OF Gss-
Fru1D has not slsO bssn removed 20 a
mors secure resting place. until toe
racnument - com0e,sd aud The cTyp; 10
Il IL ready 20 raceiva the remains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
FOR Renf--Hoases.
Wanfed--To Rent.

tyAk1 fD HotSF-kMALL HOUSE. or SUIT
W q Uoms i0g hFhl Lo8seEeefsug iof maD and
vie rhli6rcn. NlthiH lo Aiuutss' wall OF
IELEGEA " II ltE1lD ottee keEf rot 10 exceed
SIC. Add se,zs Boa - lAR Once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16

Il - scarcely conceivable that there are
sach bruses ~ human form ss tte one
who. At Baitimors yesterday morning
made ths tisndisa assault. the particulars
q which ara cbroniclsd in our news col
uisss. There q but one punishment be
sides death thar is ia any degree sds-
qusts 10 such a crime. That would bs
the punishment proposed in the Lesisls-
tu-s At lansing two years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-16
~ dilfed--IG

YrANIED- AGENTs. Fl1HER SIX i9ro -
" ouce. grand iuverfiou. 81. i.i9s so.d tr,i 81 lss
DAYS Ksysl picnic wltip . issis. - eli-k z. ;.
Home Afg Co.. hoysi DEPT. Chicaeo. llls ilf
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S1eas siallau.s

NAV ORLEANS, La, Sept. l3.-Lssl
night three large sheds at the corner
Of Howard avenue and Euphrosine
strest fdl, buryinga number Of psople,
killing two outright and seriously 10,
uring Others. Ths sheds, which wer,
erected Tor tho protection Of lum her
had been recently purchased by this
Illinois Central railroad, which granted
permission 10 the people OF the neigh
berhood 10 carry ofi the old lumber
A large crowd was 90 engaged when
without waning, the sheds Tell over
burying mos. Of the people In th,
ruina
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Pairshiid MOI q Candid. 70.

MADIsoN. Wis, September 49,
Oommsndef-in.O hiei Fairchild says
that hel not q candidate for re.elec.
ton at the coming Grand Army
Ct the Republic meeting, and has
no expressed himself to hundreds OF
veterans. who are urging him to stand
for reelection, especially as they are
anxious that be should be vindicated |;
but Gen. Pairchild says that he can
not ,fford to devote another year TO
the duties Of the comm snder.in. chief,
which ~o such as 10 consume all his
time. 10 the entire exclusion OF his
private interests. He says he has no
idea who will succeed him. The COM
mand6r in.chief announced that Idaho
has been detached from the depart.
ment OF Utah, the department OF
Idaho established, and W. II. Nye, Of
Boise Oty, appointed department
commander. and that Arizona has
been Get aside from the department OF
California, the department OF Aris INA
established and A. L. Grow, OF Tomb.
stone, appointed department com.
mander. There are now forty de-
partments In the country. The Gen.
eral Executive Committee OF the Gen.
eral Encampment ut 81. Louis has
been changed from the Llndel 10 No.
200 North Fourth street..
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SERIOUS wAsHOUTs.
Trains Abs.ds.sd In the Draxoe.
mountains.

SAN FRAsuso,, GAL, September
lS.-An Associated Press dispatch
from Tucson, A. T., says: The ex.
tent oil the destruction TO railroads 10
much greater than fret supposed. II
extends at intervals from the Color.
ado river TO the Dngooa mountains,
eAs, Of Benson. One oil, fifty feet
high, on the Dragon grade, is washed
out for eight miles, and the washed out
places between Benson and Tucson
will take three weeks 10 repair 90 tina.
trains can psss over. Eastern pas.
sengers tied mp here will be transferred
over land by coaches today. No
trains from east or west have arrived
since Thursday night. Two hundred
men are working In Llenega, and $50
ct Dragon. Two hundred went wes.
on q wreeking train yesterday, and Il
2 o'clock last evening had mastered
the road west OF Miricop. A gang Of
80 from Yuma lAst evening got be-.
tween rexss Hill and Sentinel, where
they expect 10 meet another gang
on tomorrow's train for the West.
The present 10 the most destructive
washout ever suffered by the Southern
Pacific, and II will cost not less than
$500 900 TO repair the damage. A
through wire TO the East was made 10.
day; The heavy rains yesterday eI,
tended into sonra, where five miles OF
track AID three bridges were washed
ont on the Sonora road. The streets
OF Tucson are flooded with periahable
ireigh, for the Il stern market A
large quantity was sold by the rail.
road.
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the report adopted. The committee
recommended that the funds coming
from the sale q General Council pub.
locations should be deducted as fol,
lows; TWot thirds OF the surplus OF the
0ermsn publications TO the German
Home Missions and the same amount
to tho English Home Missions for the
English publications, the remainder
to be devoted 10 foreign mission work.
Rev. DR.. Wsnssl. Of Washington,
presented the report OF committee
appointed to define the relationship
between Pastor Paulsen's institution
at Kropp, Germany, ana the General
Council. The committee, after com.
plimenung Pastor .Paulsen for bic
many years Of labor. recommended
that the trustees OF the council and
the professors OF the Theological Sem
mary at Philadelphia confer with him
as TO further arrangements. The re.
port Of the Publication Committee
was next submitted and adopted.
1t was decided 10 furnish the Iowa
Synod with % many copies Of the Ger
man Church Book Is they wanted, for
church use, at cost. The Committee
on Change In session cf General
Council recommended no immediate
change, 90 II would be ineK pedient on
account OF the additional expense to
the delegates. The report was referred
to the District synod for consi dera.
lion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14
TEXAS TRAIN ROBBERS.
The Asjorty Of the Gang LoIre1
In jail. ~
Two nes Hoping 70 se Freed Turn
States MISUNDERSTANDING
Information.

San ANTONIO, Tx, September 49,
Since the first train robbery Of the
year, which occurred at McNeill Sta.
ton, on the international and Grea,
Northern railway, two months ago,
the officers, though hampered by q
heavy country and very vague dc.
scriptions, have been actively at work.
1t is believed that they now have the
major part Of the gang, and that the
rest cannot escape. Four or Ave days
ago Thomas Jones and Bill Humphreys
were arrested near Meridian, Bosque
county, in the northern part of the
State. Humphreys 10 q man who has
been up" several times for stage rob-
oery, out has been smart enough most
OF the time TO prove an alibi. When
this play would not work he turned
States evidence and got off that way.
He and Jones are noted pals. These
arrests. were kept careful secret, as
HUMPHREYS penchant for giving
things away was we'll known. Ia this
instance he wished to tell conditionslly
all be knew, but by playing Jones d
against him the officers obtained Q
full and Tree confession from them
both. Acting on information given,
Officers Stephens, Bales and Ham.
tlton yesterday morning at day.
break surrounded the house OF John
Creewell, who lives twenty miles west
OF Medina Oity, In Bapdera county,
and called him. He stepped outside
and was promptly nsbbed. He had
preliminary trial bsiore the Deputy
United States Commissioner, and was
placed nader $4,000 bond, which he
has failed TO give. He Ia one OF the
parties named by Jones and Hum.
phrys. According TO Jones and Hum.
phrys there were thirteen men In the
McNeill affair. After cutting that
train they divided, six OF them doing
the fa,onis and seven repairing TO
North Texss, and making themselves
famous by the celebrated stoppaee OF
the Texas and Pacific train on tres.
tie and the systematic burglary OF
everything on II.
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H.nrI I've. Ial.rxierea.

NKw YoRK, September is.-The
World publishes this morning utter.
views with Henry {. lves and a mum.
Der Of bis friends which al over seven
oils columns, Ives lays the blame
Tor al his trouble on President Gar
ret, add ehsrses that there was q con.
spifAsy among railroad men and cor
porAtiohs 10 crowd him oul OF the
ala. lie 10 COZ hlent that when the
Attain of his Arm are settled there
will prove b. be q large surplus lie
claims that ne prevented the Mineral
Range railroad from being psralleled,
.aa tags maintained It's value. Ii
seems that Mr. Ivee made two con
tracts with Garrett. Oaly one Of these
did Mr.. Garrett make public. Ivef
says he does not know what reason
Mf. Garrett bad for desiring two con
trsc,s. Ives maintains, that there
was nothing fraudulent In the Issue Of
the ten millions Of preferred stock o.
toe {. III. and ID. lie says that ths
directors and stock holders authorised
the istue aud sale q the stock 20 hi,
hrm. Taken as awhole, there 10 yery
little that "a new In the interview.
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YesIish Oenteusiss.

MrrIoo, Mo-, September IA
number Of business men have siguifisd
their intention TO place pictures Of the
President over the streets on the line
Of march during the sx.Coniedsrats
reunion parade next Wednesday.
Maj. Hiram A. Ricketts,, chairman Of
the on 1Oonfsderats Committee, 70.
suested that this part Of the pro.
gramme DO omitted, % several q. A.
r. posts have been invited and will
take part IN the parade. II was
thought best 10 pursue this course,
hsy,1g In view the Wheeling sfia q,
and not desiring to offer any sfiront 70
the Grand Army boys. Some have
aooedsd 10 MAJ. Rickstts's request,
while othem are ~ yet undecided.
Gen. w. o. p. Breckenridge, Of Lex
ington, KY, has been selected q
orator Of the occasion.
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On account Of their Inability to dIges,
food, viii End a mott marvellous food
and remedy In SCOTS Emulalon Of
Pare God Liver OIL with Hypophos.
phitee. Very palatable and easily al.
g,sied. DR.. 4, W. Cohen, Of Waco.
Texas, says; II have used your
Emulsion in lniAntils waiting with
good results. II not only restores
vested tissuee, bat gives strength and
ncr Gases the appetite. I sm slad 10
use such q reliable article"
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
The session OF the commission -
ninnespoIIs.


MIssrAPj Lis, MINI, September Is.
In connection with tho meeting Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
In this city today delegates are present
from doIsn cllics 10 the Mississippi
valley, intending. besides the Nebras-
h, Minnesota and Dakota railroad
commissioners, representatives from
st. Paul, Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas
Guy, Omahs, Sioux CITY. Dss Molnos,
La Crosse, " Joseph, Dubuque, Man.
kat0o and Burlington. These gentle
man met this morning In the rooms OF
the Mlnnga )olis Jobbers' Association
Tor the parposo Of agreeing on the
tuhj tets 10 be presented Tor the Q IN.
eideIalion Of the oommiselon. II was
resolved thai the principal thing TO be
securtd 10 the maintenance oi carload
TA,es 40 against the movement Of
Eastern obbers seeking TO make 100
pounds the unit. The Importance OF
securing uniformity In freight rates Ia
tie N1rthwes; will Also be brought
before the commission. Another mat.
ter TO be considered Ia the Importance
Of q national freight classification.
There will also be large number Of
local and individual complaints. The
session OF the commission IL held Ia
the hall q the Chamber OF Commerce
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-14
Here's, Cattle ana Chs.ns..

For collie aud srubs, for lung fever
cough or hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q mash twice q
day. You can recommend Il 20 every
one having stock m tho best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
using II with my chickens for cholera
and gApes mix II with the dough and
feed II 10 them once = day. BY this
treatment have lost none where the
Regulator was iyen promptly and
regularly. E.r. TAYLOR,
Agen, TOT Gran tsrs Of asorsia.
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@s"'s..s .~sss"sss ssssts@oEs
sAs FRAscrsc), CAL, September Is.
Lieutenant Governor X. W. Water.
man took the oath Of ofiisslas Govern.
or this morning, the executive chi
having been made vacant by the death
Of Gov. Bartlett. In the course OF his
address Gov. Waterman tald: "With
the American doctrine that govern.
msnts are instituted 10 secure life, lib.
eriy and the pursuit OF happiness, L am
foil in accord. With the imported here
slea Of the cjmmunists aud socialists |
have no sympathy. These doctrines
are subversive OF our free institutions,
and those who promulsate them are
enemies of mankind"
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HAY Fsyer

10 an innamed condition Of the lining
membrane OF thu nostrils, tear ducts
and Throat, affecting the lungs. An
aciid mucous 10 sccreted, the dis-
charge Ia accompanied with burn.
Ing sensaii1n. There are severe
rpasms "a tneeslng, frequent attacks
OF headache, watefy and inhamed
eyce Ely's jream balm 10 q remedy
that can be- derended upon TO quickly
relieve and cure. 10 cents At drug.
gissi by mai, registered, e0c. BY
Bros, xsb Greenwich street, New
York.
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East sAoISAw, MIcH.-Ths woman
arreated nj Jersey Oity, Saturday
nieht. on account Of the Ford children
kidnapping care, 10 not Mrs. Brooks,
OF Iuscola county, who recently Gre.
ated 30 much talt by her adventures
In Colorado aud California. Mrs.
Brooks Ia now al Caro-, this State,
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NKv YoRx. The Engineering News
has received details Of thu great strike
a rock salt al Ellsworth. vss The
vein Ia 1876 ieet thick and \ cent.
pure, the other per cent. being mag
nesia, but no potash. The salt II pure
white and az Tor table uie on grinding
only. The vein is only 705 feet below
the surface.
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kweet C.pe-aI

The standard Oissretie Of the world.
Seld In oil countries and In all cli-
matss.
Try (nsw) White. Gaps, Gross.
Country aud Lstes, Rpglish. Extra
foe Kinney Tobacco Co, New
York,
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MnwAuxKn. WIS The barses An.
slo-Saron and Smith, Of the steamer
Mattawsn's tow. which are ashore al
Waugoshance, have been abandoned.
While Cd lasting the steam pump on
the barge the Smith slid II 10 leeward
and crushed Capt. Ulysses 10 death
against the rail-
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I.th.ran General Cosncii.

GnKrsyrLLr, Pa September "a
Tcdsy's seSsion Of tie General ooun.
ell Of tho LAihersn Church was opened
by Rev. W. Pasiavani. IT,, Of Pitts
burg, who obnductsd tho religious ex'
ereIses. The consideration Of the 70
port Of the 90 nmittss on Plan Of
Home Missions WIS then resumed and